Witnessing a scooter accident up close, one driver argues FSD matters because human attention fails
chrisfleck · x · 2026-10-11
The author witnessed a car hit a kid on a scooter right in front of them — the driver likely looked left while the scooter came from the right. They argue this is exactly why Tesla FSD matters: human attention fails, while algorithms don't get distracted, don't look at phones, and don't misjudge gaps.
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